Offices now open in Tijuana, Mexicali, San Diego and San Bernardino Book now a free appointment
Offices now open in Tijuana, Mexicali, San Diego and San Bernardino Book now a free appointment
We help U.S. citizens secure their Mexican citizenship, from document review to approval.
No fee until we confirm your case is viable.
We’ve helped thousands secure their Mexican citizenship with a clear five-step process — it’s easier than you think.
A free call or in-person meeting. Answer a few quick questions about your situation and your goals.
We tell you exactly what’s needed — birth certificates, IDs, missing records — and help you obtain or translate them.
Our staff files directly with the Mexican civil registry in the state that holds your record.
Your Mexican birth certificate and proof of nationality come back to you, with nothing surrendered on the U.S. side.
We help you obtain your CURP, INE voter ID and Mexican passport, so the nationality is usable, not just recognised.
Most people arrive needing more than citizenship alone — a misspelled surname, a marriage never registered in Mexico, a name that changed in the U.S. We handle the whole chain.
Legally reside in Mexico forever without visas.
Own land anywhere in Mexico without restrictions.
Vote in Mexican elections and take part in civic matters.
You have the benefits of both nationalities.
Access Mexico’s healthcare and education system.
Visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to over 160 countries.
Inherit and transfer family property without legal friction.
Pass Mexican nationality to your children and grandchildren.
No. Mexico has permitted dual nationality since 1998, and the United States does not treat accepting a second nationality by descent as an expatriating act. You keep both passports.
Often, yes — but the route runs through your parent. We first establish your parent’s Mexican nationality by descent, then yours. It adds time rather than removing the possibility.
This is the most common obstacle, and it is fixable. We file a correction with the civil registry in the Mexican state that holds the record — typically four to eight weeks.
No. Our staff files in person on your behalf. You mail us the originals, or drop them at one of our four offices in San Diego, San Bernardino, Tijuana or Mexicali.
Six to ten weeks for a clean case. If a document needs correcting first, add four to sixteen weeks depending on the state and the type of error.
Talk to someone who has filed this procedure thousands of times — in English or Spanish, at no cost.
Address1105 Broadway #205,
Chula Vista, CA 91911, USA
HoursMon–Fri 10AM–5PM
Sat 10AM–4:30PM · Sun closed
Address341 W 2nd St. Ste #7,
San Bernardino, CA 92401, USA
HoursTue–Sat 10AM–5PM
Sun–Mon closed
AddressBlvd. Gustavo Salinas #10650 Int. 29, Col. Aviación, 22014 Tijuana, B.C., México
HoursMon–Fri 9AM–6PM
Sat 10AM–3PM · Sun closed
AddressAv. Francisco I. Madero 1101-int 10,
Segunda, 21100 Mexicali, B.C., México
HoursMon–Fri 9AM–5PM
Sat–Sun closed
Talk to someone who has filed this procedure thousands of times — in English or Spanish, at no cost. We do not open a case, and do not charge you, until the free review confirms a viable claim.
